Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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E1 f ,,,wv.1o ' lx 30 ii. 53 c ' 5? . ill KM 1 s g 1 eferan s Bay jf Our colors are presented by Norman 9 ' flu-,MY Gunter and Gerald Blocker. World War I songs are sung under direction of Mrs. T. N. Scallom. Timmy Harper, Supt. Watson, Rob Stacks, Steve Young and Nancy Colquitt read honor rolls of the veterans of our town and family mem- bers in our audience stood in silence. Poem! of past wars were recited by Rob and Steve. After the solemn occasion, small students in the first grade sold . Veterans' Poppies to each other and . if 1 sz .z.'ggs.f TQ? pinned them on the attending veterans at our program.